Hello,
Thankyou for that suggestion. It looked promising in that I thought I could flag a value when the trigger on the parent table fired, and check it on the child table trigger, however it turns out that the child table triggers (update, delete) get triggered first! Therefore I still can't...
I've been reviewing a lot of data auding options, and it seems that generic auditing triggers are mostly horrendous to read/understand/maintain and/or have performance problems.
I've nearly finished developing a generic stored proceedure that can add a table specific trigger to each table...
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